1. _______ declares that the state shall provide free and compulsory education to all children’s of the age of six to fourteen years.

2. The central board of secondary education, New Delhi started the open school on ______.

3. “The ultimate goal of health Education is the adoption of healthy life-style by every individual” points out by :

4. The National Unity Committee was formed in ___ _

5. Statement 1 : State came into existence after the origin of the society. The scope of the state is limited.
Statement 2 : Society is prior to the state. The Scope of the society is much wider.

6. Establishment of DIET was a result of one of the recommendations of:

7. The developmental changes can be grouped into ____ main categories, with some being interrelated.

8. In learning, comparison of success to reward or failure to punishment is based on ______

9. Learning and ____ are closely related processes to each other.

10.The totality of attitudes, Judgement and values of an individual relating to his behavior, abilities and qualities is
referred as________.

11. ________leaders are very cooperative and accommodating.

12. Transfer of learning is said to be ____ when something previously learned benefits performance or learning in a
new situation

13. The phrase, “Realization of Sublime Truth” which can be achieved through the” Integral view of Life”, said by:

14. Basic education had emerged in the form of ______

15. Games for recreation, construction, imagination and knowledge to enhance ______” was recommended by Froebel

16. The phenomena of ______ and modernization are inter-linked.

27 National Assessment and Accreditation council (NAAC) was established in the year______

28 Shifting of attention from one object to another is called as _______

29 Who emphasized administration as decision-making function and management as execution function ?

20. _____ method of supervision motivates honesty, truth, creativity, uniqueness and effort.

21 The improper lighting, over noise, uncomfortable seats are the sources of _______

22. “Sudden grasping of the solution or a flash of understanding” – refers which type oflearning?

23. The side of the brain plays an increasingly important part in language growth from the end of first year to eighth year.

24. On average, school age children learn about __ words each day.

25. The mind analysis of images and comes out with similarities and commonness is named as ____ _

26. In ____ technique, firstly a very weak form of conditioned stimulus is provided and then gradually the strength
is increased.

27.”Personality is that which permits a prediction of what a person will do in a given situation” defined by :

28.** The factors contribute significantly towards the development of child personality are ______ and ______.

29. After family, which of the following has greatest influence on the child’s personality.

30.A way of learning about a subject that involves studying alone at home, rather than in a classroom with teacher is ________.

31. Bharat Heavy Electricals was started at where first :

32. The weekly journal “Oru paisa Tamilan” published by:

33.Kadamparai hydroelectric power plant are located in which hill ?

34. Odd one out:

35. An Indian Physicist ____ got Nobel prize in the year 1983 for the theory of black holes in the explanation for
life of stars.

36 P.V. Sindhu shuttler receives Silver medal in 2016, Rio Summer Olympics in semifinal she defeats :

37. The type of forest found in the districts of Dharmapuri , Ramanathapuram and Virudhunagar

38. —-is used in advertisement boards.

39. The scattering of light rays by the colloidal particles in the colloidal solution is :

40. The Wettest place in Tamil Nadu :

1. Which activity did Gandhiji promote in schools as central to learning?

2. Gandhiji’s educational philosophy is known as _________

3. Gandhiji’s Basic Education emphasizes the integration of which triad?

4. Tagore’s vision of “Visva-Bharati” was aimed at ________

5. Montessori’s materials are based on the assumption that learning is ___________

6. Which of the following aligns most closely with Montessori’s role of the teacher?

7. Which level is not explicitly included in Aurobindo’s fivefold education?

8. Statement I: Gandhiji’s Basic Education was proposed in the Wardha Scheme.

Statement II: The scheme was implemented by British colonial officials.

9. Statement I: Tagore founded Shantiniketan to provide a natural environment for learning.

Statement II: He believed that education should not be confined to the four walls of a classroom.

10. Statement I: Montessori designed didactic materials for children to use independently.

Statement II: These materials help children correct their own errors without teacher intervention.

11. Statement I: Rousseau supported the idea of co-education for boys and girls.

Statement II: In Emile, he provided the same educational plan for Emile and Sophie.

12. Which book by Rousseau outlines his educational philosophy?

13. Rousseau’s concept of “negative education” refers to ______________

14. The Pink Tower in Montessori education primarily develops which sense?

15. The Montessori ‘Knobbed Cylinders’ help children develop __________

16. A.S. Neil founded which school to implement his educational philosophy?

17. In Summerhill, children ___________

18. Match the Philosopher with Their Key Text or School

Column A
A) A.S. Neil
B) Rousseau
C) Tagore
D) Montessori

Column B
1) Emile (Book on education)
2) Summerhill School
3) Santiniketan
4) Casa dei Bambini (Children’s House)

19. The educational institution founded by Tagore is ____________

20. Tagore emphasized learning through ___________

21. In Tagore’s view, the role of the teacher is to ________

22. Tagore believed true education must be imparted in __________

23. Sri Aurobindo emphasized which dimension of education?

24. Montessori’s “Absorbent Mind” refers to ________

25. According to Neill, discipline should come from ________

26. Tagore’s curriculum included:

27. The rural wing of Visva Bharati University is known as __________

28. The Wardha Scheme was also known as ________

29. The school system based on Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy is most closely associated with which institution?

30. Who played a major role in establishing the educational system inspired by Sri Aurobindo’s philosophy?